Can I use it for a lazy susan?
29294
I would not use it as a lazy susan. It is too heavy and it can grind out black particles. There are better turntables for lazy susans, lighter weight and more suitable for surface use.
29295
This is a very heavy duty swivel, designed for bar stools and requires a heavy weight load to swivel. So if you're looking to build a lazy susan for a corner cupboard that you'll load up with food, this will be a good swivel. You should look for a lower weight swivel if you're looking to build a lazy susan for a table top (only loaded up with napkins and salt/pepper).
29296
I don't know why not, except that the two round boards may need to be thick enough (1"?) to be screwed into.
29297
In my opinion, you could find better options for a lazy Susan. This swivel doesn't turn easily enough for that.
29298
I doubt that .... the bar stool swivel is very "stiff/tight" and needs the weight of a person on it in order for it to swivel and even then the supplier advises that it takes time for it to loosen up.. there are other swivels made for something more like a lazy suzan
1953920
As far as the weight goes there would be no problem. However, there isn't any edge lip like a typical "lazy susan" that would keep the jars / cans from falling off when you turn it.
461361
The product for the lazy susan does have a hole for a rotating shelf. I suggest buying the roll of this product and trimming it to fit your cabinet.
560979
I'm not sure for a lazy boy. But it fit my golden technology lift chair. I made sure the 5 pin attachment in the picture was the same as my chair.and it worked right away. Hope that helps.
279592
Mine is a two door corner sans lazy Susan so yes. Of course, if this is to replace existing hinges then just take care that the inset hole aligns properly. Note that I'm no carpenter so take my advice at your own risk.
727305
You can check this out yourself by making a 22" circle from paper and placing your serving dishes on it. The lazy Susan is very well constructed and beautifully finished.
722215
No it just sits on the shelf. You could probably use suctions for added support.
370146
I loaned mine to my elderly neighbor and she could not lift it. I really like it for myself because you canset the resistance. I believe you would have difficulty with any unit that is too light to hold its place on the flooring. I believe your mother would NOT be able to move the unit
2265436
I think that would be very doable but it would have to be A very large lazy susan. This box is awesome and a steal at ten bucks. We bought three more and are organizing everything.
245385
You could probably put it on a small round susan you can get at wal mart and use it that way
2094128
Bonnie, It's a large base. Only about 2 inches from the edge of the lazy susan. It really is a great susan!
899707
I made a turn table out of a 22" square and put the 12" lazy susan right in the middle. It works great. Your is a bit bigger You may opt for a larger one. But they work great.
384806
You could use it there as a rest. But it is designed for the right as a lazy mans throttle
1728909
No, it will get scratched. Also, it is thinner plastic and may not hold up to heavy pressure that isn't even across the top. You might find what you want in a lazy susan. They make them in glass, wood and metal.
1045717
The rated weight handling is 1,000 lbs if load on the Lazy Susan is evenly loaded. If you were loading cans on a rotating surface the can weight should be loaded evenly across the surface. If though the weight is to be unevenly loaded you need to reduce the maximum weight that is placed on the unit. I use the Lazy Susan in a paint booth where I produce small furniture items in that application is works fine.
1953922
I would think so, it works just like a lazy susan. It is exactly what I needed for my TV.
2253380
Not really. I would only put dried foods on it. and it's not that great without the crystal parts. It is very big also for a lazy susan.